Scenes from Colorado's biggest Pride celebration
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DENVER — PrideFest, a full weekend of celebrations in Denver, took place this weekend with three main events: a festival, 5K race and the Pride Parade.
The 51-year-old event draws around half a million people annually to celebrate the LGBTQ+ community.
From Cheeseman Park to Civic Center, the city was dressed in rainbows and Pride-themed decorations as people lined the streets to cheer on runners and the parade.
The 51-year-old event draws around half a million people annually to celebrate the LGBTQ+ community.
From Cheeseman Park to Civic Center, the city was dressed in rainbows and Pride-themed decorations as people lined the streets to cheer on runners and the parade.
Here are some scenes from Colorado’s largest Pride celebration.
Videos by Peter Vo, Rocky Mountain PBS
Videos by Peter Vo, Rocky Mountain PBS
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